Chapter 1357

"Ding!"

The floor arrived, and the elevator door opened slowly.

What should have come into view was He Who Remains' triumphant and arrogant black face, but now...

Sylvie looked at He Who Remains, who was lying on the ground face down and motionless, and asked uncertainly: "Is, is he dead?"

Dottie Underwood walked over, turned He Who Remains' body over, checked his heartbeat and pulse, and then stood up and nodded.

"Dead."

Sylvie opened her mouth, her mood actually feeling a bit inexplicable.

He Who Remains was dead, and she had killed him with her own hands. She should be happy now, she should be relieved...

But she couldn't be happy, she couldn't be relieved, and instead, she had a kind of indescribable melancholy.

How should I put it?

Maybe it was because He Who Remains died too simply and too easily.

This was the controller of the Sacred Timeline, the behind-the-scenes big boss of the Time Variance Authority, and the object she had painstakingly wanted to take revenge on.

And the result?

Stabbed to death by her easily with one sword!

The psychological gap was too big; there was no sense of reality that a great revenge had been achieved at all.

Sylvie subconsciously looked at Su Quan.

Su Quan's expression didn't have the slightest ripple; it was very calm, so calm that it was as if he didn't take He Who Remains' death to heart at all.

Think about it, he really didn't seem to take He Who Remains to heart. He was like a god who saw through everything, and He Who Remains' little halo and little tricks were nothing in his eyes.

"What are you thinking about?" Feeling her gaze, Su Quan looked over and asked.

Sylvie replied: "I was thinking that He Who Remains died so easily."

"Otherwise?"

"Although he has the identity of a Core Life, whether it's him or other Kangs, their strength lies only in their mastery of technology and their influence on reality."

"Their own strength is just so-so. If you were locked in a room together, killing him would be like killing a chicken or a dog!"

He Who Remains, or Kang, is like a time traveler without a golden finger, only able to stir up trouble by relying on technology and foresight of history.

Facing Su Quan, He Who Remains' technology and foresight had no advantage. Killing him doesn't require gorgeous special effects and earth-shattering scenes.

Sylvie felt that He Who Remains died too easily, the main reason being that she had placed He Who Remains too high.

For example, if an ordinary person stabbed Thanos to death with one sword, even if Thanos was already cold, he wouldn't believe it and would doubt life just the same...